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Sundae Kids launches line focusing on gender equality

By Aiko Tanaka
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Thailand’s illustrator couple, Sundae Kids, has launched a fashion line contributing to gender equality. The collection was designed from a unisex perspective, focusing on a streetwear look for both men and women comprising 19 clothing and accessory items, and is sold on an e-commerce shopping space called Open/End.

“We wanted to use the designs to show ways to be authentic to your true self, as well as how good it feels to be authentic,” Sundae Kids said in a statement. “…this opportunity allowed us to broaden our scope to a more diverse reach, and the designs are envisioned to suit anyone of any gender.”

Open/End is a platform designed for young artists to express their individual voices through graphics and craftsmanship. Sundae Kids line is the first Open/End’s collaboration.

“Through this collaboration, we have worked closely with Sundae Kids to establish original stories through comics to raise awareness of gender equality,” Open/End said on its website.

Sundae Kids is a couple based in Bangkok, Thailand, with more than 550,000 global fans. Kavin serves as the pair’s art director, and Pratchaya is an illustrator.

Questions & Answers

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What is the primary theme or focus of the new fashion line launched by Sundae Kids?

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The fashion line focuses on gender equality, with designs created from a unisex perspective. It aims to help individuals express their authentic selves through a streetwear look, suitable for anyone regardless of gender.

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Where can customers purchase the Sundae Kids fashion collection?

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The Sundae Kids fashion line is sold on an e-commerce shopping space called Open/End. This platform is designed to allow young artists to express their individual voices through graphics and craftsmanship.

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Who are the individuals behind Sundae Kids, and what are their roles?

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Sundae Kids is an illustrator couple based in Bangkok, Thailand. Kavin serves as the pair's art director, while Pratchaya is the illustrator for the duo, who have over 550,000 global fans.

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